Key Takeaways
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+The cathedral, Plaza de Armas and Casa Natal de Morelos lie within five to nine minutes on foot, and the Michoacán Regional Museum is about five hundred metres away. Everything important in the centre can be reached without a car.
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+The colonial courtyard house, with beamed ceilings and mosaic floors, gives a real sense of old Morelia. Black and white photographs of the city in each room add a personal, local character.
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+Free breakfast and free parking with valet service make the price even more attractive. Valet parking is especially valuable in a centre of narrow one way streets.
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+The family running the hotel provides warm, attentive service, and the front desk is open twenty four hours. Shuttles to the airport and the bus station simplify arrivals and departures.
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+Rates often start around fifty dollars per night, very good value for a heritage property in the UNESCO centre. Review scores near 8.6 confirm that guests feel they receive more than they pay for.
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-With only twelve rooms, availability is limited, and the hotel fills quickly during festivals and holidays. Booking well ahead is necessary for the Day of the Dead and Easter week.
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-Alcohol is not served on the premises, and there is no restaurant for lunch or dinner. Guests eat out, though dozens of options lie within a few blocks.
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-Rooms opening onto the courtyard can carry sound from other guests and the reception area. Light sleepers may notice early morning activity.
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-The airport is about forty five minutes away by car, which adds time to short trips. Arranging the hotel shuttle in advance removes most of the stress.